Monthly Archives: August 2013

World War Two I must have missed World War 1998 – the hottest year ever (after data tampering.)

Today is the one year anniversary of the last time Obama did skeet shooting all the time.

1/12° Arctic Cap Nowcast/Forecast System (ACFNS) Archive By mid-August, almost all the melt is from underneath. But there is very little warm water this year, except for in the Chukchi Sea. What alarmists didn’t want to think about was that … Continue reading →

The fake Benghazi scandal may be the biggest cover up in history. Sources now tell CNN dozens of people working for the CIA were on the ground that night, and that the agency is going to great lengths to make … Continue reading →

Yesterday morning they were 1610 km away from Pond Inlet, and now they are 1650 km away from Pond Inlet.

The United States will temporarily shut down its embassies and consulates around the world Sunday — including those in Iraq, Afghanistan and Egypt — as a precautionary measure over terror-related concerns, State Department officials said. US to temporarily shut down … Continue reading →

Green shows 2013 ice not present in 2006. Red shows the opposite. The last week in July is normally the largest melt week of the year, but there has been very little ice loss over the past week.

Extreme weather being driven by climate change is the biggest threat to British farming and its ability to feed the nation’s growing population, according to Peter Kendall, president of the National Farmers’ Union. His comments, in an interview with the … Continue reading →

An acid attack victim in Karachi, Pakistan. A new study suggests that such violence increases with abnormal temperatures. Wars, Murders to Rise Due to Global Warming? According to Hansen, World War I occurred during the coldest years ever. That would … Continue reading →

On July 24, the rowers were touched by the hand of Gaia and rowed 30 km into a stiff head wind with their GPS off. Had they not made it around the point that day, this is what they would … Continue reading →